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BEIJING, Dec 22 – China's foreign ministry stated on Monday that the U.S. seizure of ships from other countries is a serious breach of international law. This follows the U.S. intercepting an oil tanker heading to China near the coast of Venezuela. Lin Jian,...
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The U.S. Navy announced on Friday a change in its strategy for acquiring surface combatants. They revealed plans for a new frigate class that will be...
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Sixteen containers were lost in rough seas near Portsmouth, leading to a safety investigation and a major cleanup effort. The UK’s Marine Accident I...
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By Patricia Garip and Eric Martin Dec 20, 2025 (Bloomberg) – Early on Saturday, the US Coast Guard intercepted and boarded an oil tanker in the Carib...
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By Low De Wei Dec 18, 2025 (Bloomberg) — Singapore police have arrested a man sanctioned by the US who operated a superyacht for the person believe...
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U.S. Intercepts Oil Tanker Near Venezuela On December 20, the U.S. government intercepted an oil tanker off the Venezuelan coast in international w...
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The Danish shipping company Maersk has successfully made its first trip through the Red Sea and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait in almost two years. This...
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The U.S. Senate confirmed Stephen Carmel as the Administrator of the Maritime Administration on Thursday, ending months of uncertainty about the ag...
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On Friday, the U.S. Navy announced a new direction in its approach to building surface combatants. They revealed plans for a new class of frigates ba...
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On December 19, U.S. Senator Ron Wyden reached out to seven maritime shipping companies to investigate possible links between their operations and fu...
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